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Which evidence supports the inference that Nora is afraid of what Torvald will say if Krogstad tells him about her forgery?

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Answer:

"You don't know what that LETTER can bring upon us."

Step-by-step explanation:

book : A Doll's House by Henrik Ibsen

Nora is afraid of her husband Torvald's reaction in case Krogstad tells him about her forgery

money symbolizes the power that the characters have over one another

Torvald controls Nora's behavior so that it is to his liking and as a result his reputation will be sturdy

Torvald wants respect

Nora has good intentions

Nora forged her father's signature on the promissory note

in order to get the money

Nora borrowed money to save her husband, Torvald's, life

Nora realizes that Torvald will completely disapprove of her having borrowed money, so she has to continue to keep it a secret from him

To prove his point and his authority over Nora

Torvald sent a letter to fire Krogstad from the bank where they both work

in end Nora walks out on her husband and her children in order to truly understand herself and learn about the world

Nora ceases to be a doll.

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